Ston-Avon 4 - 4 Win-by Park

Key Events:

• 2' Yellow card to Ston-Avon Ray Cook
• 3' Yellow card to Win-by Park Kyungho Hwang
• 3' Yellow card to Ston-Avon Ahmed Mido
• 13' Yellow card to Ston-Avon Xiaoguang Tham
• 13' Yellow card to Ston-Avon Paul Costa
• 38' Win-by Park Luis Molina scores, assisted by Kyungho Hwang
• 51' Win-by Park Kyungho Hwang scores, assisted by Luis Molina
• 54' Ston-Avon Jose Garcia scores, assisted by Oriol Torres
• 59' Yellow card to Ston-Avon Alhaji Essien
• 68' Yellow card to Win-by Park Segundo Muñoz
• 69' Ston-Avon Oriol Torres scores, assisted by Xiaoguang Tham
• 75' Ston-Avon Ray Cook scores, assisted by Xiaoguang Tham
• 85' Win-by Park Kyungho Hwang scores, assisted by Luis Molina
• 88' Ston-Avon Ray Cook scores
• 90' Win-by Park Manfred Schäfer scores

The match was characterized by a fairly even possession split—52% for Ston-Avon and 48% for Win-by Park—and a similar shot count, with 10 and 9 attempts respectively. The expected goals (xG) figures—2.1 for Ston-Avon and 1.85 for Win-by Park—suggest that both teams created chances that, on paper, should have resulted in fewer goals than actually scored. The tactical narrative was one of cautious attacking, with both sides opting for a measured approach that occasionally spilled over into chaos, as evidenced by the high number of fouls and yellow cards. The game’s open nature was reflected in the dribbles and pass accuracy, with Win-by Park slightly more adventurous on the ball, yet both sides were fairly efficient in front of goal, converting their limited opportunities into goals.

In the end, neither team could claim victory, and the draw was a fitting conclusion to a match that was as much about discipline as it was about flair. The game’s many interruptions and the high card count underscored the tense atmosphere, but it was the attacking players who stole the show. The match’s unpredictability was summed up by the late goal from Manfred Schäfer for Win-by Park, which ensured the visitors left with a share of the spoils. Both sides will need to reflect on their defensive lapses, but the entertainment value was undeniable, even if the tactical coherence was occasionally lacking.